It's not a terrible sentence, but it doesn't flow well from the preceding ones because it lay out a strict, rigid structure where none is needed.
"He knew he could do well if he set up a strict structure for himself," she wrote.
If it stresses, as you report, "freedom and self-expression over strict structure and discipline," then why are the children wearing uniforms?
There is quite a strict structure to Lego, but then again there isn't, you can do whatever you wish with it.
The school stresses student independence over teacher-led lessons, scientific inquiry over rote memorization and freedom and self-expression over strict structure and discipline.
"Jerry Brown's ascetic outlook and his Jesuit belief in minimalism and strict structure," Mr. Fuller said, "has connected with frustration in the black community around lack of structure in the schools and parents' worries about chaos".
Certainly it's easy to see how such a strict structure is beneficial in a classroom setting.
After running amok at home, kids can be shocked by CEDU's strict structure.
The company is toeing a difficult line between the openness users have come to expect and regulations put in place to please walled content gardens from the likes of Apple and the strict structures of its (and, for that matter, TechCrunch's) corporate owner, Verizon.
The strict structure of mixed additive multiplicative pattern (24) does not give any opportunity for improving the GRAS method on the base of homothetic paradigm without its considerable redevelopment.
